Paving Contractor in Norbury

A paving contractor covering Norbury for tarmac, block paving and resin driveways. We lay patios and paths in Norbury and fit closeboard fencing, with over 40 years in the trade behind the work.

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Tarmac is a practical choice on the longer and shared drives we come across in Norbury. It covers a large area quickly, leaves one continuous surface with no joints and is usually ready to drive on the next day. Block paving and resin are laid there too, along with patios.

Landscaping in Norbury covers turf, artificial grass, decking, brick walls and clearance. Where a driveway is going in at the front, a low wall or a defined border keeps the soil off the new paving and stops the frontage looking like one open expanse of hard surface.

Closeboard fencing is worth the extra in Norbury on any boundary that takes the wind. It is built on site from feather edge boards nailed to solid arris rails, so there is far less to work loose, and a split board is replaced on its own rather than a whole panel.

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About us

We cover Norbury, Pollards Hill, Streatham Vale and Broad Green. Over 40 years of laying driveways, patios and fencing means the work is all done by one team, so a driveway, a patio and a new boundary fence can be booked as a single job rather than three separate trades.

  • Over 40 years laying driveways and patios

  • Block paving, resin and tarmac driveways

  • Fencing, decking and garden landscaping

  • Covering Wallington and south London

  • Prices agreed in writing before work starts

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you lay tarmac driveways in Norbury?

Yes. Tarmac suits longer drives and shared access roads, where it covers a large area quickly and leaves a continuous surface. It goes down hot and is rolled while still warm, then it is usually ready to take a car the following day once it has cooled and hardened.

How long does a tarmac driveway last?

Fifteen to twenty years when the base is right and the edges are held with kerbs or block edging. Cracks and potholes usually mean water has got into the base rather than a problem with the tarmac itself. Small failed areas can be cut out and patched.

Can you fit fencing and a driveway at the same time?

Yes, and it saves time doing them together. The same team handles both, so there is one set of deliveries, one clear up and one price. Fencing usually goes in after the paving, once there is clear access along the boundary and the machinery has finished.

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